Let’s Make Music! Music Programs that Can Benefit Your Child
Research has shown that music education can benefit children in many ways. A recent study done by the University of Southern California, shows that for adolescents, the benefits appear to extend beyond a surge in neural connections in their brains. It actually boosts their wellbeing. Music education has also been shown to enhance language capabilities, improve memory, and strengthen hand-eye coordination. Ready to introduce your child to the world of music or feed their current interest? Prince William County Parks and Recreation offers a variety of music education classes for you to choose from.
In partnership with Learn Now Music, the area’s only professional music education service, Prince William County Parks is excited to offer the following music classes where young musicians will participate in musical instruction and theory, musical games, special extension curriculum-based activities, musical listening excerpts, related projects, and more! Rental instruments and music are provided (with rental agreement.)
Learn Now Music’s goal is to create a positive atmosphere where each student can reach their personal musical goals at their own pace. Its teachers are professional music educators and skilled musicians.
Learn Now Music Classes
Offered at Veterans Memorial Park:
My First Music Class (for ages 2-5)
Viva Violin Class (for ages 2-5)
Dynamic Drums Class (for ages 5-12)
Offered at Veterans Memorial Park and Pat White Center at Ben Lomond:
Little Fingers Piano Class (for ages 2-5)
If you child is interested in learning more than one instrument, then Learn Now Music’s Ultimate Music Class is the class for them! Both morning and afternoon sessions are available at Veterans Memorial Park. The instruments for the AM session are the piano and drum, and the instruments for the PM session are the guitar and violin. For all available dates and details, including sessions during spring break, click here.
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